APRIL 2021 Volume 18 | Issue 4
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BUSINESS
Paul Miller Mazda broke ground on a new building and Mazda showroom, located down the street from its current dealership.
BUSINESS
Central Kentucky American Heart Association’s longtime executive director Joey Maggard has retired. Sayre Christian Village CEO, Karen Venis, has been named a Kentucky Colonel for her service to seniors in the Bluegrass throughout the pandemic.
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Louisville-based Stock Yards Bank has announced the acquisition of Kentucky Bank, a transaction that is expected to close in Q2 of 2021. Kentucky Bank has 19 branches, including one in Hamburg. Current Kentucky Bank President and CEO, Louis Prichard, will serve as Central Kentucky Market President for Stock Yards.
Forbes Magazine has named WesBanco Bank to their list of Best Banks in America. Central Bank’s Leslie Flynn has been named the new chair of the YMCA of Central Kentucky’s Board of Directors.
RETAIL
Burlington has announced it will move into the former HH Gregg space on Star Shoot Parkway. (The location was briefly home to Adrenaline, a trampoline park, which closed in 2020.)
REGISTRATION OPEN Registration is now open for Commerce Lexington’s 2021 Leadership Visit to Austin Texas, scheduled for November 15 - 17, 2021.
EVENTS
Commerce Lexington’s next virtual Member Mixer is April 7. Participants will have the opportunity to introduce themselves and their businesses followed by an opportunity for questions. Register online at commercelexington.com
FOOD
The first BurgerFi with a drive-through in the country is located in Lexington, in the heart of Hamburg. The new BurgerFi location opened in the former Back Yard Burgers on Alysheba Way. Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken is returning to Lexington after closing unexpectedly in late 2019. The first of two planned locations will open in the neighborhood on Richmond Road. The location will feature new double drive-thrus with improved digital ordering systems. Work to renovate the building begins soon, with expectation to open within the next several months.
Leadership Lexington program presented by McBrayer PLLC Economic Development Day Session is April 8. Women Leading Kentucky is hosting a Power Hour Leadership Series on Thursday, April 8 via Zoom. Women Leading Kentucky and ExecuTrain have partnered to offer E3 – Empower. Excel. Elevate, a nine week virtual training course for professional women that wish to take on a leadership role, connect with other professionals, and advance their careers. The program begins on April 21. All classes are conducted virtually from 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm each week.
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NEIGHBORHOOD
CONSTRUCTION Blasting Zone
The construction for Baptist Health’s new Hamburg facility continues. There will be blasting at the new site each weekday (weather permitting) between 3 pm and 3:30 pm. The blast should last approximately 2 seconds.
STREETS AND ROADS Pothole Problems in Hamburg?
Councilmember David Kloiber met with LFUCG Engineering Director Doug Burton and Project Manager Andrew Grunwald for an update on the Brighton Rail Trail Bridge Construction project. Stay tuned for their conversation in an upcoming LexTV Council Comment segment.
NEWS
LEXUS for the LITTLE ONES
The 8th annual Lexus for the Little Ones Raffle benefited Kentucky Children’s Hospital and the Woodhill Community Center.
Richmond Place Cherry Pie Food Drive
Richmond Place invited the neighborhood to donate non-perishable food items to benefit God’s Pantry Food Bank, which serves the surrounding area. When food donations were dropped at Richmond Place, they sent you home with a cherry pie.
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We’ve spotted a few in the neighborhood. Freezing and thawing temperatures cause pavement to expand and break apart. Potholes increase due to extreme cold temperatures and the amount of precipitation. A cold mix is used to repair potholes during winter months. Once spring arrives the potholes are repaired with a hot asphalt mix. The hot mix assists with smoothing out rough spots on the asphalt. To report a pothole on a city-maintained street, contact LexCall at 311 or (859) 425-2255. To report a pothole on a state-maintained road, call (859) 246-2059 or (859) 246-2355. Or call toll free: 1-877-FOR-KYTC (1-877-367-5982) or 1-800 PATCH IT (1-800-728-2448).
Liberty Road Update
Photos courtesy Kentucky Transportation Cabinet
The Liberty Road reconstruction project will complete the roadway improvements to modernize Liberty and Todds Road (KY 1927) in Fayette County. The purpose of the project is to increase roadway capacity and correct roadway deficiencies to better serve the numerous residential areas and travelers along the corridor. Following a period of public input in 2019, the project team has chosen a five-lane model for the proposed roadway to include a multi-use path and sidewalk, from Grafton’s Mill Lane to New Circle Road. A public presentation of the final design will be shared on the project website once KYTC has the final Right Of Way plans.
HAPPENING IN HAMBURG 1591 Winchester Rd. Ste. 103 Lexington, KY 40505 • (859) 303.7009 • DogwoodHomeFurnishings.com
“Octane & Coffee” car event was held in Hamburg Pavilion’s Regal Cinemas’ parking lot. Complimentary coffee was provided by our neighbors at Grassroots Pharmacy. (Photos by Paul Martin)
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TAMBRA WOODS, OWNER
Lexington’s Polar Plunge, an annual fundraiser for Special Olympics Kentucky, was held at Texas Roadhouse on Richmond Road. (Photos by Paul Martin)
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Fresh Baked
The Cookies are Coming!
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he nation’s fastest-growing gourmet cookie delivery and takeout company is set to open its first Lexington location in Hamburg this spring. Crumbl Cookies opens in the neighborhood as a locally-owned cookie shop known best for its weekly rotating menu of massive fresh-baked cookies and its signature pink box. The cookie company was established in Utah in 2017, and since then has expanded to over 75 locations in 11 states nationwide. “It’s such a surreal feeling knowing I am bringing the world’s best gourmet cookie to our neighborhood,” says Hamburg resident Ameet Patel, co-owner of the Lexington franchise. “We strongly felt that in order to have the greatest impact in a large market like Lexington, it needed to be in such a diverse and thriving neighborhood and Hamburg fit the ticket.” Patel co-owns the forthcoming Hamburg location with Sagar Leva. Patel and Leva both manage hotel portfolios, but this is their first venture into the food realm. After visiting a Crumbl Cookies in another state, the two of them realized there was a niche to be filled in Lexington’s market, especially in the Hamburg area. “Hamburg is a very welcoming community and allows us to serve a broad range of consumers,” says Leva. “The area has been very receptive to us joining the neighborhood and so we are excited for the store to open and allow everyone to have the world’s best gourmet cookie.” “We’re excited to bring Crumbl to Lexington, and hope the local residents love these cookies as much as we do,” said Jason McGowan, Crumbl Co-founder & CEO.
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rumbl Cookies offers an ever-changing menu of six cookie flavors. Standard favorites like warm milk chocolate chip and chilled sugar cookie are always available while the other four specialty flavors change weekly. Every Sunday, Crumbl Cookies announces on social media what four specialty cookie flavors—from a list of over 100—are available that week. All locations
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offer the same flavors each week. The massive cookies are served either warm or chilled. Fun chilled flavors include a Sour Patch Kids cookie with lime frosting and raspberry filling, or a Chilled Coconut Lime sugar cookie topped with coconut lime frosting and a fresh lime wedge. Pro-tip? Squeeze the lime onto your cookie for even more flavor. As for a savory, less conventional option, there’s a Chilled Dill cookie with pickle juice extract and topped with crisp pickle slices. Warm cookie flavors feature classics like Oatmeal Chocolate Chip or Confetti Cake. Fun warm flavors include a warm sugar cookie with fluffy cotton candy frosting and cotton candy pops rocks; or a warm Cornbread Cookie topped with a honey butter glaze and a dollop of honey buttercream. Leva’s favorite flavor is Samoa, while Patel shares, “I love the Biscoff Lava Cookie. Perfect balance of crunch, softness, and the ooey gooey middle.” Crumbl also offers half pints of ice cream, called Crumbl Cream, in addition to milk and Crumbl water. The interior of every Crumbl store is open-concept, which allows customers to see staff members mix, bake, and prepare the cookies fresh in an open kitchen. “Having our customers see every cookie being made is one of the best experiences of our stores,” said Sawyer Hemsley, Crumbl Co-founder & COO. Don’t have time to visit the store? Crumbl Cookies offer local delivery along with in-store and curbside pick-up, all of which is easily accessible on their app or website. “Nothing beats biting into a warm, delicious cookie that has been delivered straight to your door. We’re really excited to bring this experience to Lexington.” Crumbl Cookies is located on Sir Barton and is expected to open in the spring. □
FAMILIES
IN THE SCHOOLS Return to in-person learning
After nearly a year of virtual/ distance learning, Fayette County Public Schools students of all grade levels were permitted to return in phases to face-to-face instruction in March. Remote learning is still offered for students whose families chose that option.
PROGRAMS JA BizTown Summer Camps
It is never too soon to start thinking about summer camps! JA BizTown Summer Camp Dates are on June 14-18 or July 12-16 (9:00 am - 4:00 pm). Kids run the place at this academic camp that combines classroom-style teaching with handson experience. Kids will discover the real-life opportunities available in the free-enterprise system, as they become business operators, taxpayers and consumers for the week. JA Biztown Summer Camp gives kids the opportunity to see what it’s like to work in a job and run a business.
NEWS No more test scores!
Students applying to the University of Kentucky for at least the next three years will not need to submit a standardized test score, including ACT or SAT. This change is meant to assist school students who have had test cancellations and disruptions in learning. Students who apply though the 2024-25 school year will not need to submit an ACT or SAT score with their application. Meritbased scholarships can be earned with or without a test score, but that may differ for specific majors and departments.
UK graduation is a go
University of Kentucky will host in-person Commencement ceremonies on May 14-16 at Rupp Arena, which marks the first time since the 2019 December Commencement.
WiFi for Students
United Way of the Bluegrass is looking to partner with local businesses and organizations to offer students access to WiFi “pit stops” where they can sit in their parents’ cars and use the internet to receive their lessons and complete assignments. Participating businesses will simply need to open their parking lots for free WiFi access on a daily basis for students. Businesses can provide a set timeframe, as well as a password for access. If your business or organization would like to participate, please contact Gary Cremeans at gary.cremeans@uwbg.org.
SPORTS Registration Open for Northern Cal Ripken League
Northern Cal Ripken Baseball is a baseball league for boys and girls ages 4 through 12, located in Lexington. Northern Cal Ripken Baseball plays at Kenawood Park. Spring Baseball is April through June (Player age as of 4/30 of that spring season year) • Major (9-12; player pitch) • Rookie (7-8; coach pitch) • T-Ball (5-6; 7 year old girls can play T-Ball or Rookie) • Wee-Ball (3-4 yr. old league) Summer Baseball All Stars runs June - Aug; player age as of 4/30 of that summer season year. - 5U, 6U, 7U, 8U, 9U, 10U, 11U, 12U Fall Baseball Runs Aug - Oct; player age as of 4/30 of the year after the fall season. • Major / Minor (9-12; player pitch) • Rookie (7-8; coach pitch) • T-Ball (5-6; 7 year old girls can play T-Ball or Rookie) • Wee Ball (3-4 year old)
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HEALTH AND WELLNESS
UK hosts ‘Thank You’ Lunch for vaccine and testing volunteers University of Kentucky Dining provided a complimentary thank you lunch to honor the volunteers who have made it possible for UK and UK HealthCare to provide public COVID-19 testing and vaccinations over the last several months. Employee and student volunteers come from many areas across UK’s campus, including UK HealthCare and the colleges of Medicine, Pharmacy, Dentistry, Health Sciences, Nursing and Public Health.
New CEO for CHI Saint Joseph CHI Saint Joseph Health announced that Anthony A. Houston, FACHE, was selected as the CEO for the health system. Houston, who will also serve as president of Saint Joseph Hospital and Saint Joseph East, begins in the new role on April 5.
Vaccines in the Neighborhood Hamburg’s ‘Mom and Pop Pharmacy’
Grassroots Pharmacy celebrated its fourth anniversary at its Hamburg Pavillion location in March.
Go Red for Women Experience
The 2021 Central Kentucky Go Red for Women Experience is going virtual on Friday, April 23, 2021 at noon.
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Grassroots Pharmacy received the Johnson and Johnson vaccine and has been running full speed since.
RUNS
The 6th Annual Horse Capital Marathon & Half Marathon is on Saturday, April 10. The race starts at 7:30am from the Kentucky Horse Park Campground Area. Save the date! The Central Kentucky Heart Walk Digital Experience takes place on May 8.
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Cherry Pie Food Drive
Richmond Place Senior Living hosted a Cherry Pie Food Drive and thanked those who donated non-perishable food items with a free cherry pie. The food drive benefited the God’s Pantry Food Bank.
Mini Senior Expo
Preston Greens Senior Living hosted a Senior Expo drive-thru event for seniors to collect information and resources available in the community from multiple community partners.
NEWS
EVENTS
iKnow expo 2021 Update
Stop by Preston Greens Senior Living for a Lunch & Learn event on April 13, 15, 27 or 29. Enjoy a delicious meal, learn about Spring move in specials, and tour the community. Call Kim at 859.533.8334 to reserve your spot today.
The 2021 iKnow expo, usually held annually in April, is canceled for 2021.
Welcome back!
After over a year of visitor restrictions, Sayre Christian Village lifted its restrictions and allowed residents to reunite with families and visitors for the first time since March 2020.
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Events subject to change, check with each individual venue.
Calendar
FRIDAY APRIL 9 The Lexington Humane Society presents Tails & Ales on Friday, April 9. This annual beer tasting event is virtual for 2021. As part of Reforest the Bluegrass at Home, free tree seedlings are available for Fayette County residents to pick up at partner locations around Lexington on April 9 through April 11. Other tree-pick up dates include April 16 through April 18, and April 23 through April 25. The 2021 Central Kentucky Home & Garden Show is at Central Bank Center on Friday, April 9 through Sunday, April 11.
CALENDAR SPOTLIGHT Keeneland’s Spring Meet opens on Friday, April 2 and runs through Friday, April 23.
THURSDAY APRIL 1
SUNDAY APRIL 4
Lexington Humane Society’s Sip, Stay, BID virtual silent auction begins on Thursday, April1 and continues through April 8.
HAPPY EASTER
FRIDAY APRIL 2
Worship with Immanuel Baptist Church on Sunday, April 4. In-person sunrise services are at 7:15 am at each campus.Easter in-person services include: 8:30 am Tates Creek; 9:30 am Armstrong Mill; 10 am Tates Creek; 11 am Armstrong Mill; 11:15 am Tates Creek. Join digitally online at IBCLEX.ONLINE, Facebook, or Youtube, or tune in to WLEX-TV 18 at 11 am.
Keeneland’s Spring Meet begins.
SATURDAY APRIL 3 Hamburg Pavillion hosts a Hamburg Easter Hop on Saturday, April 3 from 11 am until 2 pm.
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Chenault Vineyards hosts an Easter Celebration on Sunday, April 4 at either noon or 2 pm.
SATURDAY APRIL 10 Lexington offers Fayette County residents a free trash disposal day for non-hazardous household waste on Saturday, April 10 between 6 am and 1 pm at the Bluegrass Regional Transfer Station, located at 1505 Old Frankfort Pike. Fayette County residents may dispose of up to one pickup truck load of household waste. Bulky items, such as mattresses, furniture, and up to four tires off the rim, will be accepted at this event.
The first in-person planting event, in part with Reforest the Bluegrass at Home, is happening on Saturday, April 10. The next two in-person planting events take place on Saturday, April 17 and April 24. Groups must sign on prior to the event; available on a first-come, first-serve basis. The 6th annual Horse Capital Marathon & Half Marathon is Saturday, April 10 at The Club at UK’s Spindletop Hall at 7 am. Join Creative Lexington Youth for a livestream concert, Duets, on Saturday, April 10 at noon online at creativelexington.com. The concert is part of a series of concerts to benefit several non-profit organizations.
THURSDAY APRIL 15 The federal tax filing deadline has been extended from April 15 to May 17. Consult your tax professional as to how this shift might impact your tax return.
SATURDAY APRIL 17 A Free Mulch Giveaway is Saturday, April 17 from 8 am until noon at 1631 Old Frankfort Pike.
SATURDAY APRIL 24 Lexington hosts a Paper Shred on Saturday, April 24 at 1631 Old Frankfort Pike from 9 am until 2 pm. Fayette County residents may bring up to five boxes or bags of material to be shredded at no cost. Lexington Main Street Clean Sweep is happening on Saturday, April 24 at 1875 Newtown Pike from 10 am to 12:30 pm. St. Luke United Methodist Church hosts a Parking Lot Picnic and Petting Zoo Free on Sunday, April 25 at noon, after the 11 am service. Drinks and a meat entree is provided, bring your own side dishes to share within your household. The petting zoo is on site until 1 pm and will feature ducks, a rabbit, sheep, goats, an alpaca, a mini cow, and a pony for pony rides (for up to 95lbs). Children will have the chance to feed the animals. Hand sanitizer will be provided.
THURSDAY APRIL 29 Disney On Ice presents Dream Big comes to Rupp Arena on April 29 through May 2.
FRIDAY APRIL 30
Immanuel Baptist Church hosts Woven: a woman’s leadership event with Alli Worthington on Saturday, April 17 at 9 am.
Kentucky Oaks Day, Churchill Downs, Louisville.
THURSDAY APRIL 22
Kentucky Derby, Churchill Downs, Louisville.
The Land Rover Kentucky ThreeDay Event is scheduled without spectators, April 22-25 at the Kentucky Horse Park.
SUNDAY MAY 9
SATURDAY MAY 1
HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY!
FRIDAY APRIL 23 The Central Kentucky Go Red for Women Digital Experience is Friday, April 23 at noon.
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The Kentucky Veterinary Practice Group ( KVPG), which includes Richmond Road Veterinary Clinic and Tates Creek Animal Hospital, is hiring. If you’re interested in advancing your career with fastpaced, friendly and growing veterinary clinics, the following positions are: Veterinarian, Veterinary Technician, Veterinary Assistant, Customer Service Representative, Kennel Attendant, and Internship.
Virtual Tails & Ales
The Lexington Humane Society hosts Tails & Ales, their annual beer tasting event, on April 9. The annual fundraiser takes a virtual format this year and takes place an all day event. Grab your collectible Tails & Ales 2021 tasting glass, put on your exclusive
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Tails & Ales T-shirt, and join LHS from near and far for this year’s Virtual Tails & Ales.
Sip, Stay, BID
Lexington Humane Society’s Sip, Stay, BID virtual silent auction runs from April 1 at noon until April 8 at 8 pm. It’s free to register to bid in the auction, all proceeds benefit the animals in the community. Curbside pick-up for auction items begins on Friday, April 9 from 10am - 6pm at Lexington Humane Society’s Main Adoption Center.
HOME AND GARDEN
Annual Home & Garden Show
The Central Kentucky Home & Garden Show is scheduled for April 9-11 at Central Bank Center.
Clean Sweep
Mulch is distributed on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last.
Reforest at Home for 2021
Flood Damage?
Fayette County citizens are encouraged to report damage from flooding in homes or businesses caused by last month’s heavy rains. Mayor Linda Gorton said the city needs citizens to report their flooding to document the local disaster application, and hopefully meet the requirements to receive federal aid. For more information contact Lexcall at 859-425-2255.
Reforest the Bluegrass is once again a Reforest at Home event for 2021. Lexington residents have the opportunity to plant trees at home, and in parks and public greenways throughout the month of April. Limited in-person planting opportunities available on Saturday, April 10; Saturday April 17; and Saturday, April 24 on a first-come, first-serve basis. Groups must sign up prior to the event. Masks, social distancing and safety protocols will be in place. Free tree seedlings are available for Fayette County residents to pick up at partner locations around Lexington on the following dates: April 9 – 11 April 16 – 18 April 23 – 25
Free mulch!
Shred it!
Lexington Main Street Clean Sweep is happening on Saturday, April 24 at 1875 Newtown Pike from 10 am to 12:30 pm. The annual community-led litter cleanup gives volunteers the opportunity to pick up and dispose of litter in their communities to help create a sustainable bluegrass.
Lexington hosts a Free Mulch Giveaway on Saturday, April 17 at 8 am until noon at Old Landfill Pad, located at 1631 Old Frankfort Pike. Residents of Fayette County may collect up to one truckload.
Fayette County residents may bring up to five boxes or bags of material to be shredded at no cost. Those participating are asked to have acceptable materials loaded in your vehicle’s trunk, and contained in boxes or bags you do not need back. You will be asked to pop the trunk so those staffing the event can unload materials for you. Please remain in your vehicle at all times with your windows rolled up.
Trash Disposal Day
Lexington offers Fayette County residents a free trash disposal day for non-hazardous household waste on Saturday, April 10 between 6 am and 1 pm at the Bluegrass Regional Transfer Station, located at 1505 Old Frankfort Pike. Fayette County residents may dispose of up to one pickup truck load of household waste. Bulky items, such as mattresses, furniture, and up to four tires off the rim, will be accepted at this event.
The spring edition of Lexington’s free Paper Shred event is Saturday, April 24, between 9 am and 2 pm, at 1631 Old Frankfort Pike.
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SPONSORED FEATURE
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REAL ESTATE
PROPERTIES RECENTLY SOLD IN LEXINGTON 40502
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1073 LAKEWOOD DR.....................................$1,337,000
1009 ANDOVER FOREST DR.............................$800,000
621 LAKESHORE DR.........................................$728,000
3696 HORSEMINT TRL.....................................$519,000
243 IDLE HOUR DR...........................................$528,500
656 VONBRYAN TRCE.......................................$385,000
429 BRISTOL RD...............................................$455,000
257 JANE BRIGGS AVE.....................................$356,000
3430 PEPPERHILL RD......................................$415,000
972 VILLAGE GREEN AVE..................................$335,000
1176 TABORLAKE DR.......................................$410,000
1723 HEMP HILL DR.........................................$327,181
744 MT VERNON DR.........................................$320,000
1412 WESCOTT CIR..........................................$325,668
418 KENTUCKY CT...........................................$394,900
3361 BAY SPRINGS PARK.................................$325,000
210 PRESTON AVE............................................$269,000
2680 FLYING EBONY DR UNIT 08.....................$312,000
101 S HANOVER AVE UNIT 4M.........................$225,000
2089 FALLING LEAVES LN................................$320,000
119 KENTUCKY AVE UNIT B.............................$199,900
4349 WALNUT CREEK DR.................................$301,500
1120 TWILIGHT SHADOW DR...........................$140,000
500 LAKETOWER DR UNIT 101........................$170,000
2908 POLO CLUB BLVD....................................$233,000
473 DABNEY DR................................................$147,900
3024 OLD HOUSE RD.......................................$225,000
811 MICKEY LN.................................................$144,000
2148 MARKET GARDEN LN...............................$220,000
2112 FORTUNE HILL LN...................................$134,900
1673 MARGATE DR...........................................$250,000
2626 OLD ROSEBUD RD...................................$214,000
2577 PIERO WAY..............................................$121,500
549 CANE RUN RD............................................$220,000
3121 TIMBERNECK CV.....................................$210,000
2581 PIERO WAY..............................................$121,500
105 BLUE GRASS AVE.......................................$132,900
1288 PLEASANT RIDGE DR..............................$208,697
2429 LORENZO WAY.........................................$120,500
1729 SILVER LN................................................$132,500
1112 TWILIGHT SHADOW DR...........................$140,000
2448 BUTTERNUT HILL CT..............................$120,000
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Neighborhood property sales info source: Fayette County Property Valuation office (www.fayettepva.com)
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